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May 5, 2023
SALEM — City council approved advertising for bids for five solar mixing units for the utilities department. The units, referred to as Solarbees, are solar
May 4, 2023
SALEM — City council approved advertising for bids for five solar mixing units for the utilities department. The units, referred to as Solarbees, are solar powered mixing pumps that will be installed in the city’s freshwater reservoirs. The devices maintain water circulation within the reservoir and combat issues caused for the department by annual algae […]
April 1, 2023
A Buckeye school principal thought Friday was just another normal day at her elementary school until a visitor from California uttered her name for a national teaching award.
May 4, 2022
Buckeye Elementary School District staff are protesting low pay and funding after revelations about Superintendent Kristi Wilsons compensation.
April 18, 2022
The employment contracts of Buckeye Elementary School District Superintendent Kristi Wilson shows a steady increase in pay in her last four contracts.
April 13, 2022
Superintendent Kristi Wilson was paid over $1.7 million in "additional compensation" between 2016 and 2021, according to the Arizona Auditor General.
March 7, 2022
In 2019, there were 180 Arizona schools that received a D or F rating and new legislation given preliminary approval by the House would hand...
December 5, 2021
Most of the Rapides Parish educators honored Thursday evening gave their thanks — through tears or humor — to their families, students and others who helped them in their careers.
April 12, 2021
SALEM — Salem school officials don’t plan to extend this school year or stage a summer program to catch up students who may have fallen behind during the pa
April 10, 2021
mgreier@salemnews.net SALEM — Salem school officials don’t plan to extend this school year or stage a summer program to catch up students who may have fallen behind during the pandemic. Instead, Superintendent Sean Kirkland said the plan is to increase opportunities for intervention, extra attention and programming when they’ve got them all back in the buildings starting next fall. “We’re really focused on providing those resources/instructions throughout the course of the next school...